• United States
  • United States

    The variety of ecosystems and adventures in the United States is truly remarkable. Whether you're looking to hit the beach, the mountains, the desert, or jump in the car and road-trip it all, the USA has adventure for everyone.

    Top Spots in and near United States

    • Lakeway, Texas

      Hike Hamilton Greenbelt

      5.1 mi / 374 ft gain
      The Hamilton Greenbelt is a 5.1 mile out-and-back neighborhood hike located in Lakeway, just 15 miles outside of downtown Austin. The trail is located in a neighborhood and is extremely well-maintained. At the entrance of the trail you will find a little garden area with a small waterfall and a s...
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    • Sweet Home, Oregon

      Horse Rock Ridge Research Natural Area

      5.0
      3.74 mi / 951 ft gain
      Horse Rock Ridge Research Natural Area in Sweet Home, Oregon, offers a unique hiking trail that spans approximately 3.74 miles. The trail is moderately difficult, with an elevation gain of 951 feet, making it suitable for intermediate hikers. The trail begins in a dense forest of Douglas fir and ...
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    • Virginia Beach, Virginia

      Explore Miyazaki Japanese Garden

      3.0
      This Japanese Garden is very small, but a nice escape from the traditional VA Beach landscape. If you're in the area, it would make a perfect spot for some portrait photos or if you just want a short escape to nature.
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    • Seattle, Washington

      Kubota Garden

      4.4
      Immerse yourself in tranquility at Seattle’s Kubota Garden, a haven of Japanese-inspired design nestled in the Rainier Beach neighborhood. Founded in 1927 by Fujitaro Kubota, a Japanese immigrant who longed to recreate his homeland’s serene landscapes, the garden flourished from a humble 5-acre p...
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    • Marquette, Michigan

      Run the Noquemenon Snowshoe 5k

      3.1 mi
      The Noquemenon Trail Network in Marquette, MI puts on a series of races the last weekend of January every year featuring a 50k ski race, skijoring races, and fat tire bike races. Among the shortest of these is the Noquemenon Snowshoe 5k. If you are interested in getting a feel for snowshoe runnin...
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    • San Antonio, Texas

      Hike Geology Loop

      5.0
      1.5 mi / 26 ft gain
      Geology Loop is a 1.49 mile loop hike that takes you past scenic views located near San Antonio, TX.
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    • Ocheyedan, Iowa

      Hike the Willow Creek Park Trail

      0.6 mi / 13 ft gain
      Willow Creek Park Trail is located at Willow Creek County Recreation near Ocheyedan, Iowa. It has a peaceful lake with multiple docks, a .6 mile trail that runs around the lake, a playground, and picnic area. It is easily accessed off IA-9 and is free. The trail travels through prairie grasses an...
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    • Ocoee, Tennessee

      Whitewater Raft the Middle Ocoee River

      5.0
      The middle Ocoee River offers Class III and Class IV rapids through the southern Appalachian Mountains. Those with their own vessels can put into the river just below the Ocoee #2 TVA Dam. For those who do not have a vessel, there are numerous river guide companies who offer guided adventures. Th...
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    • Castile, New York

      Inspiration Point and Lower Falls via Gorge Trail

      3.96 mi / 610 ft gain
      This scenic out-and-back hike in Letchworth State Park takes you through forested gorge rim views, up toward the iconic Inspiration Point overlook, and down into the gorge for a dramatic view of Lower Falls on the Genesee River. What You’ll See & Experience The trail follows the Gor...
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    • Salida, Colorado

      Waterdog Lakes Trail

      5.0
      3.2 mi / 1056 ft gain
      Waterdog Lakes Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Salida, Colorado.
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    • Dawson Saddle, California

      Hike to Throop Peak, Mt. Hawkins, and Mt. Burnham

      8 mi / 2000 ft gain
      The trailhead, or pair of trailheads actually, is at a location on the Angeles Crest Highway (CA-2) called Dawson's Saddle.  There are a couple of parking areas along the side of the highway, and each of the pair of trailheads begins at either end of this parking area.  The trailheads aren't mark...
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    • Santa Monica, California

      Santa Monica Pier, Boardwalk, and Beach Trail

      4.0
      3.33 mi / 20 ft gain
      The Santa Monica Pier, Boardwalk, and Beach Trail in Santa Monica, California, offers a unique blend of coastal and urban hiking. The trail is a flat, paved 3.33-mile loop that is suitable for all skill levels. It starts at the Santa Monica Pier, a historic landmark known for its Ferris wheel and...
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    • Lebanon, Missouri

      Fly Fish Bennett Spring State Park

      Bennett Spring is the flagship of the Missouri Trout Parks. It draws the largest crowds, by far, and it boasts the largest spring of the four parks. It has a very nice restaurant, a nature center, a swimming pool, and tons of lodging and camping spaces. Once the park fills up, the rest of the vis...
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    • Austin, Texas

      Mary Moore Searight Park Trail Loop

      4.0
      2.08 mi / 131 ft gain
      The outer loop trail at Mary Moore Searight park is 2.1 miles and is interconnected by several smaller trails, which can be used to shorten the length of the hike. The trail is relatively easy with very few inclines and declines. The trail is mostly very thin crushed gravel and great for an easy ...
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    • Silverthorne, Colorado

      Ptarmigan Trail

      4.57 mi / 1201 ft gain
      Ptarmigan Trail, not to be confused with Ptarmigan Peak, is a 5 mile out-and-back, scenic trail that offers unparalleled vistas of Summit County, Dillon Reservoir and the surrounding mountains(including Quandary Peak, Red Mountain, and the ​Decalibron Loop). Located just outside of Silverthorne a...
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    • 16085-16107 North Valley Drive, New Mexico

      Explore Foster Canyon.

      2 mi / 300 ft gain
      Foster canyon is along hwy NM 185 near Buckle Bar Canyon and Faulkner canyon. It is a fairly easy walk  in a sandy arroyo. There some interesting rock formations there. Also by climbing some of the hills off the arroyo you will have some good views of the surrounding mountains.
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